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The seaside girl, Coconut Sister, who was obsessed with dance, married early because she had not yet overcome poverty. Unexpectedly, her husband passed away, and she endured hardships to raise her naturally mentally retarded eldest daughter and adopted daughter Xiaofeng. After passing the college entrance examination, Xiao Feng became confused in love. After painful reflection, she became a female entrepreneur and eventually trained the third generation to become ballet dancers with her mother.
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The seaside girl, Coconut Sister, who was obsessed with dance, married early because she had not yet overcome poverty. Unexpectedly, her husband passed away, and she endured hardships to raise her naturally mentally retarded eldest daughter and adopted daughter Xiaofeng. After passing the college entrance examination, Xiao Feng became confused in love. After painful reflection, she became a female entrepreneur and eventually trained the third generation to become ballet dancers with her mother.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Shanghai Media Group 上海文化广播影视集团 (SMG), 长春电影制片厂
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